Bob Myers leaves Golden State Warriors

Bob Myers will no longer be president and GM of the Golden State Warriors after he was a crucial part of selecting the roster that won 4 championships for 8 seasons and played in 5 straight NBA Finals between 2015 and 2019.

Bob Myers’ time in Golden State:

2012: Drafted Draymond
2014: Hired Steve Kerr as HC
2014-15: First ?
2015-16: 73-9 record, made Finals
2016: Signed KD
2016-17: Second ?
2017-18: Third ?
2018-19: Made Finals
2021-22: Fourth ? pic.twitter.com/xbRl3HSO46

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) May 30, 2023

Myers, who is considered one of the best general managers in sports in recent years, the deal will expire next month, and it was discussed in recent months if he will continue to be part of the organization as no agreement was reached. Today, the Warriors announced that Bob would part ways with them.

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Myers, not typically for his job, talked to Golden State players during matches and was integral to calming conflicts inside the locker room.

He has been the general manager of Warriors since 2012.

After 11 illustrious seasons in the Bay, Bob Myers is leaving his role as Warriors president and GM pic.twitter.com/1TciueQdkU

— Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) May 30, 2023